Fishbone Diagram Explained with Example

In this video, we provide a fishbone diagram (aka Ishikawa diagram) tutorial.
In the video we'll cover:
- The key components of a fishbone.
- A fishbone diagram example.
- Advantages and Disadvantages.
Learn more by reading our companion article, which includes a downloadable fishbone diagram template:
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[@Gracian40]

I am preparing to take the PHR/SPHR exam. You did a fantastic job at explained the Fishbone Diagram. Thanks for sharing.

[@alanmee6186]

very good, I had not used the technique in a while and need a good refresh which this provided

[@Tupinamba77]

Your presentations are excellent. I've been watching several of them to refresh or have a first contact with management concepts and models and really like what you have made available on youtube. Cheers!

[@clareoreilly9873]

Thank you for sharing your video. I have watched a few videos on using the Fishbone Diagram; yours is a favourite. Your explanations & use of language are clear, straightforward & unambiguous. I want to share this video in a workshop & one of the reasons I favour your video is that it is ideally suited to our target audience (a mix of skill levels & participants for whom English is a second language).

[@elizbaethboyd1138]

Thanks. Loved the narration and liked the simplicity of the explanation.

[@anudeerana]

its really helpful to understand Fishbone deeply.

[@moyeajinomisanghan8160]

Loved the way you executed this presentation. You are really good at this.

[@pridenenohwe2347]

clear and concise, thank you

[@themilesinkorea]

Taken note to use this technique! Thank you!

[@Summer-sunshine]

Great explanation, thanks for doing the video!

[@pyakuman]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing this with the world!

[@DrRussell]

Really clear explanation, and highly valuable explanation of layering techniques; I hope you receive the success and rewards of which you are most deserving

[@violasalihi14]

Thank you sooo much. It really helped in understanding why we use the fishbone diagram

[@Sawdust6666]

Very good video and very helpful thank you

[@thembelihlesigweje]

Enjoyed it🙏Engineering students stand up

[@muhammadsaad3793]

Awesome Video!

[@denversvlog5612]

Thank you.. Clear and concise explanations to the point👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@manartarik4717]

Thank you so much!!

[@LearningToCodeAndDesign]

Super helpful. A little recommendation, when you talk about the 5Ms or 4s, it might help to list the, in the pinned comment or put the list on screen on the video.

[@epm8805]

Thanks for the tip!

[@christopherfilippou4009]

Thank you! Very useful and great explanation!

[@brahimmhamdi6537]

Thanks a lot

[@angelarenataspiro6016]

I'm new to the Fishbone diagram. From your explanation, I concluded that we could brainstorm using 5 whys all the possible causes then we continue by arranging the causes as the major categories' branches. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@sheffin007]

Very informative.

[@cathyguttentag5848]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@philipkolis36]

Thank you

[@gobbaka]

Good Explanation. Thank you

[@SparkleinSac]

This would have been more clear on Step 3 had you listed under System, "Ran out of Memory" as you proceeded to do your 5 Whys.

[@jrostv3914]

thank you

[@MegaNatebreezy]

I think logic tree is better but great explanation

[@DrRussell]

For complete novices like me, I wonder if it is useful to walk through the process in optimal/suggested sequence? I find free-form brainstorming/mind mapping far faster prior to categorising, whereas when trying to think of ideas and categorise simultaneously, the rate and depth of insights tends to diminish?

[@briceoliver6829]

It's all in the facilitation, if the team are fast to generate potential causes, that's great. The categories are there to help draw thinking if it becomes difficult for people to have 3D brainstorming

[@DrRussell]

@@briceoliver6829 Didn't think of it like that; excellent advice, thank you!

[@isaac8228]

Good stuff.

[@jasonbutz5165]

gargantuan good

[@explorepakistan7131]

Nyc

[@fixufixu5651]

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[@dihydrogenmonoxide6748]

Nice. Thanks

[@ShubhamSharma-dy6st]

surrounding, supplier, system, skills

[@mel16miranda]

Machine Material Measurement Man Method

[@akirakenchieedquiban531]

I'll call this the Ishikawa diagram: *proceeds to call fishbone diagram because it looks like fish*

[@appasem5518]

Hi can someone make a fishbone diagram for me

[@namratagarg5770]

unable to understand

[@windellrebong4233]

Bad audio

[@abbasthegreat5]

Thank you